John Trapp on Matthew 18:23
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Matthew18:23
Verse 23. Which would take account of his servants] This God doth daily. 1. In the preaching of the law with it's [illegible: 1 word] or correction, which he that trembleth not in hearing, said that [illegible: 1 word], shall be erusht to pieces in feeling. 2. In trouble of [illegible: 1 word], which when open, tells us all we have done, and writes bitter things against us, though they be legible only (as things written with the juyce of limmons) when held to the light fire of Gods fierce wrath. 3. In the hour of death: for every mans deaths-day is his particular doomes-day. 4. At the day of judgement, when we shall appear to give an account, 2 Cor. 5 10. GoodIta [illegible: 1 word] ut [illegible: 4 words]. therefore is the counsell of that [illegible: 1 word]. Let us so live, as that we forget not our last reckoning. Rationem cum domino crebrò [illegible: 1 word] Villicus, Let the steward ost reckon with his master, saith [illegible: 1 word].Cic. 4. in [illegible: 1 word]. Cato de [illegible: 1 word] rustica cap 5.
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